Books with title Coyote:

Coyotes were once considered to be animals of the Wild West, but today they are found in every part of North America, including major cities. Some consider these animals to be a nuisance, while others see them as helpers in defeating crop pests. Frequently in the news and even in our neighborhoods, there's no denying that these creatures are a wildlife success story, continually adapting to changing habitats and conditions in order to survive. NorthWord is excited to be adding Coyotes to the popular OUR WILD WORLD collection of animals books. Known for stunning photography and straightforward information, this series has become a treasured reference for nature-minded kids.

Coyotes were once considered to be animals of the Wild West, but today they are found in every part of North America, including major cities. Some consider these animals to be a nuisance, while others see them as helpers in defeating crop pests. Frequently in the news and even in our neighborhoods, there's no denying that these creatures are a wildlife success story, continually adapting to changing habitats and conditions in order to survive. NorthWord is excited to be adding Coyotes to the popular OUR WILD WORLD collection of animals books. Known for stunning photography and straightforward information, this series has become a treasured reference for nature-minded kids.

In Coyotes, beginning readers will follow a coyote as it hunts in the wild. Vibrant, full-color photos and carefully leveled text will engage young readers as they learn how coyotes survive in the wild. A labeled diagram helps readers identify a coyote’s body parts, while a picture glossary reinforces new vocabulary. Children can learn more about coyotes online using our safe search engine that provides relevant, age-appropriate websites. Coyotes also features reading tips for teachers and parents, a table of contents, and an index. Coyotes is part of Jump!’s My First Animal Library series.

Following the success of his US debut, Bear Despair (a 2012 New York Times Book Review Best Illustrated Book), Dorémus' Coyote Run is a humorous homage to the American West that elevates recognition of the other above the blindness of violence. Inspired by Spaghetti Westerns, this Gallic one is a chase that is about matching wits and getting distracted long enough to see things in a newer and truer light. Focusing in on conflict and the easy resort to arms, Coyote Run is a timely tale that is sure to generate much discussion and debate. It is also a chase, and a satisfying one at that, with the book's heros ultimately evading and escaping their pursuers.

Shannon's move to Southern California, to the home of her new stepfather and his family, becomes a nightmare when her mother is struck by a car and left in a coma. Shannon finds refuge with a boy who she learns has the power to shapeshift, and to teach Shannon how as well. The excitement of her new adventures with Matt and his pack forces Shannon into choices she never imagined.

With simple beauty, Nancy Wood tells a loving story about a wise creature's last day, illuminated with masterful illustrations by Max Grafe.Old Coyote's muzzle is turning white, and his steps are slow. He spends most of his time basking in the sun and remembering. Chasing rabbits, raising pups with Mrs. Coyote, gathering with his friends on the mountain and howling at the moon — it's been a long, full life, and he's grateful for it. But could it be time for him to take one last journey?

Whether they are stalking through the fallen leaves on a forest floor or sneaking into backyards, coyotes often appear mysterious and sneaky. Readers will discover how these intelligent animals hunt for food, why they are so often found living near humans, and how they are related to the dogs many people keep as pets. They will also find out what coyotes eat and how they care for their young.